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The chisel end of the tool can be used to pull the 1911 extractor from the slide without scratching the finish. Some extractor hooks are wide enough to catch the breech face during removal. Use the chisel tip of the tool to push the hook past the breech face without any risk of marring the parts. Use the flat blade end of the tool to pop the safety plunger back in during installation of the thumb safety. Armorer Tool Armorer Tool
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Armorer Tool

$7.95

The 10-8 Performance Armorer Tool is a simple nonmarring tool molded from glass reinforced nylon. It is useful for countless applications where use of metal tools can easily damage your work. It is approximately 5" long and 1/4" in diameter, and features a rigid chisel pointed end and a semi-flexible flat blade end. Radial gripping ridges are molded into the body of the tool to prevent slipping when working with greasy parts.

 

**Please note that this tool is not meant to replace a steel pry tool, and will break if you try hard enough.  If you need to pry this hard, use a metal tool.  This tool will last a long time for its intended purpose.

 

 

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    The 10-8 Performance Armorer Tool is a simple nonmarring tool molded from glass reinforced nylon. It is useful for countless applications where use of metal tools can easily damage your work. It is approximately 5" long and 1/4" in diameter, and features a rigid chisel pointed end and a semi-flexible flat blade end. Radial gripping ridges are molded into the body of the tool to prevent slipping when working with greasy parts.

     

    **Please note that this tool is not meant to replace a steel pry tool, and will break if you try hard enough.  If you need to pry this hard, use a metal tool.  This tool will last a long time for its intended purpose.

     

     

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    David King

    Armor Tool

    Excellent piece of kit. Highly recommend.
    Adam Jeppson

    1911 tool

    What a truly nifty design for this 1911 tool. I can tell a great deal of thought went into it. What can I say? It works!
    Jacob Helms

    Handy

    It’s really a handy tool when reinstalling the 1911 thumb safety. Don’t know how I lived without it. I’m sure I’ll find other uses.
    Andrew

    Tool

    Excellent tool that you find yourself using more and more. Should have bought about 6 of them because I use them all over the place.
    Tom Nelson

    Armorer Tool review

    Tool seems tough and well designed. I have found quite a few uses for it. But at almost $20 ( tool cost plus shipping ) I believe I could find something else to use in its place. Handy item, too costly.
    Jeff Edmonds

    10-8 Armorers Tool

    The 10-8 Armorers Tool is very versatile. I use it on my 1911's and 2011's. It's great for sort of prying your safety loose without marring your frame. Great for slipping under the safety to press the safety retaining spring in place,
    Fred Blank

    armorers tool

    Love them, have 6, black & tan, I think a high visibility color would work good, easier to find in tool box or on the floor when it goes flying. Vibrant green, mellow yellow,j cherry red.
    Fred Blank

    armorers tool

    Love them, have 6, black & tan, I think a high visibility color would work good, easier to find in tool box or on the floor when it goes flying. Vibrant green, mellow yellow,j cherry red.
    J. Hughes

    10-8 Armorer tool

    A very solid, well made tool that doesn't mar my pistol.
    Michael Panopoulos

    Armorer Tool (Tool-FDE)

    Used the Armorer Tool to aid in replacement of ambidextrous thumb safety on my Kimber Raptor II 1911 handgun. Used one end to aid in leveraging the left-side thumb safety off the frame, and it worked well without marring the gun's finish. Then flipped to the square side of the tool to compress the thumb safety plunger while installing the replacement left-side thumb safety. Effective and useful tool.
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